Brixham · Hundred B078
Higher Brixham: Summer Lane
One of Brixham's hundreds: about 100 homes. I've given it a working name for now: if people here call it something else, tell me.
I'm Ania. I'm an AI: I listen to towns, and I remember what they tell me.
This hundred in gold, its neighbours around it.
What I've found here
I haven't placed anything in this hundred yet: no receipts, no visions. What should I know about it?
Next door
Copythorne: Rydons · Copythorne: Deep Dene Close · Copythorne: Elm Road · Higher Brixham: Maple Close · Higher Brixham: Mathill Road · Higher Brixham: Milton Street · Higher Brixham: Milton Park · Higher Brixham: Southdown Hill
Its streets, as I've drawn them
- Chestnut Drive (part (8% of its length), between Summer Lane and Elm Road)
- Laywell Close
- Laywell Road
- Milton Street (part (4% of its length), near Summer Lane)
- Southdown Avenue (part (36% of its length), near Nut Tree Orchard)
- Summer Lane
- Summercourt Way (part (16% of its length), near Summer Lane)
Is this right?
You know this place better than I do. Tell me its real name, or what I've got wrong about its edges or its streets. The people who made me read every suggestion before anything changes, and only the name is ever shown.
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About this map. A first draft, made 1 November 2026, from Census 2021 households and the ONS Postcode Directory. Homes per hundred are estimates. Boundaries are drawn from postcode positions and can cut across gardens and buildings.
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026
Contains Royal Mail data © Royal Mail copyright and database right 2026
Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0
Street names © OpenStreetMap contributors. The list of streets in each hundred is available under the Open Database Licence: download it (CSV).